<p>Wilson was the racist president :P</p>
<p>Trust Buster = TR
Square deal = TR
Fair Deal = Truman</p>
<p>Well, Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) established the right of privacy of married couples to contraceptives. Roe v. Wade (1973) established the right of privacy of a woman to abortion.</p>
<ol>
<li>TR</li>
<li>Polk</li>
<li>TR - Precursor to New Deal</li>
<li>Truman</li>
<li>Lincoln - Republican slogan of 1864
If you think that none of these will be tested, then you are horribly mistaken. I have 3 books of practice tests, and many of these are used over and over.</li>
</ol>
<p>To the Johnson question: The trial had to do with a Tenure Act violation. </p>
<p>Political Party Quiz: Name the political party associate with each.
1) Washington
2) Jefferson
3) TR (1912)
4) Mckinnley
5) Van Buren</p>
<p>1) Washington - federalist
2) Jefferson - anti federalist, or republican
3) TR (1912) - bull moose
4) Mckinnley - republican
5) Van Buren - democrat / free soil</p>
<p>How did Richard Nixon jumpstart his political career?</p>
<p>during the second red scare as a freshman senator...he was against alger hiss and had him committed for perjury</p>
<p>don't forget/getconfused all the doctrines and stuff</p>
<p>monroe, roosevelt cor., truman, eisenhower (there was another doctrine with a later pres, but i forgot who o.o)</p>
<p>and the diff between dawes act and dawes plan</p>
<p>The Dawes Severalty ACT (1887) was like dividing reservations up into </= 160 acres for Indian families, and then granting them U.S. citizenship after 25 years, right? While the Dawes PLAN (uh...before WWI) was a system of U.S. giving loans to Germany, Germany paying reparations to Britain + France, and then B + F paying debts owned to U.S.? </p>
<p>Did I get those right?</p>
<p>the Dawes Severalty Act undermined Indian tribal sovereignety by breaking tribal land into individual parcels. Late 1800s, maybe 1887?</p>
<p>the Dawes Plan was a plan for economic aid to Germany after WWI. 1924 i thing</p>
<p>Who did the Dixiecrats nominate for President in 1948?</p>
<p>strom thurman.</p>
<p>what were the important elections in American history and why?</p>
<p>Oops, yeah it wouldn't make sense to have the Dawes Plan before WWI if Germany didn't have to pay reparations. Haha. </p>
<p>One important election was the election of 1840, because it was the first time that mass campaigning occurred to get votes. It also established William Harrison's Whig Party as a national party.</p>
<p>1896 was also an important year because the election of McKinley to presidential office signaled the end of the Gilded Period of lax political control.</p>
<p>EDIT: Just remembered 1800 as well - the Revolution of 1800 which transfered power from Federalists to Dem-Reps.</p>
<p>how about election of 1912, also pretty important, as well as 1876, marking the end of reconstruction</p>
<p>1941 and 1945! only cos FDR got... 4 terms.</p>
<p>Okay its not that important... D:</p>
<p>Can somebody give me the formula to calc a practice test?</p>
<p>BUMP! Need a new question... someone that answered before</p>
<p>What was the Ashcan School?</p>
<p>xD</p>
<p>A group of artists in the late 19th century who focused on realism and the hardships of underprivileged urban life.</p>
<p>Who coined the term "New Federalism" and what was it all about?</p>
<p>Nixon coined the term, but I don't know what it was about.</p>